Often materials exhibit nonlinearity and hysteresis in their response to an elastic excitation and the dependence of the nonlinear indicator on the excitation energy is a power law function. From the theoretical point of view, such behaviour could be described using multistate elastic models based on a generalised Preisach-Mayergoyz (PM) approach. In these models a statistical distribution of transition parameters is usually introduced. We show in this paper the existence of a link between the power law exponent predicted by the model and the properties of the chosen distribution. Numerical results are discussed, based on an implementation in the PM formalism of an adhesion model.
Power laws behavior in multi-state elastic models with different constraints in the statistical distribution of elements / Scalerandi, Marco; Gliozzi, Antonio; Idjimarene, Sonia. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN NONLINEAR SCIENCE & NUMERICAL SIMULATION. - ISSN 1007-5704. - STAMPA. - 19:(2014), pp. 3628-3641. [10.1016/j.cnsns.2014.03.019]
Power laws behavior in multi-state elastic models with different constraints in the statistical distribution of elements
SCALERANDI, MARCO;GLIOZZI, ANTONIO;IDJIMARENE, SONIA
2014
Abstract
Often materials exhibit nonlinearity and hysteresis in their response to an elastic excitation and the dependence of the nonlinear indicator on the excitation energy is a power law function. From the theoretical point of view, such behaviour could be described using multistate elastic models based on a generalised Preisach-Mayergoyz (PM) approach. In these models a statistical distribution of transition parameters is usually introduced. We show in this paper the existence of a link between the power law exponent predicted by the model and the properties of the chosen distribution. Numerical results are discussed, based on an implementation in the PM formalism of an adhesion model.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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